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China 'appreciates' Indian stand on Tibet

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China today appreciated the stand of the Indian government recognising Tibet autonomous region as an integral part of China and New Delhi’s assertion not to allow ''Tibetan separatist'' activities in the country.
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Chinese leader: We won't boost currency

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China is bracing for another tough year despite economic growth, but opposes foreign pressure to appreciate the value of its currency, Premier Wen Jiabao said Sunday.

"This is going to be the most complicated year for the economy," Wen said. "We still face a lot of uncertainties."

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China's Panchen Lama gets high profile

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Beijing, China (CNN) -- Until recently, he had rarely appeared in public. But now, he has been named to China's top advisory body.

The appointment of the 11th Panchen Lama, the second highest Tibetan spiritual figure, to the Chinese People's Consultative Conference is largely symbolic. But it's politically significant.

When the advisory group's annual conference convened Wednesday, the focus turned to the 19-year-old bespectacled Tibetan monk who appeared among 2,000 politicians, religious leaders, businessmen, academics and celebrities.

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Chilean quake death toll rises to 723: gov't

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The death toll from the 8.8-magnitude earthquake that hit Chile early Saturday has reached 723, the Chilean government said on Monday

More than 500 people were injured and at least 19 people are still unaccounted for, said the National Emergency Office (Onemi).

It said most of the deaths were reported in Maule region, where there were 544 deaths.

There were 64 deaths and 38 deaths in Bio Bio region and the capital city of Santiago, respectively, it added.

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'US-China relationship has to get back to business quickly'

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The relationship between China and the United States, which has gone through a bumpy ride, has to get back on track as soon as possible, a top Obama Administration official has said.

"We've gone through a bit of a bumpy path here, and I think there's an interest both within the United States and China to get back to business as usual as quickly as possible," Assistant Secretary of State for Public Affairs P J Crowley said.

The acknowledgment comes in the wake of the differences between the two countries and even exchange of words on key issues like human rights, arms sale to Taiwan, the Dalai Lama meeting President Obama and Iran.

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